@Dcls: "Hello,
Is DTM (Driver Test Manager) essential to test a driver?
For example, I want to be sure that my driver can pass the Windows Vista 
Basic Logo Program but I have not to submit it myself...
All tests made with DTM are accessible through the WDK or DTM is essential?
Thank you!"
    @burn: "DTM is essential, the tests are part of that package.  In theory you can 
run the tests without the DTM controller, but Microsoft does not document 
the tests so trying to run them this way basically means you have a lot of 
software with weird options and no documentation.
For an unclassified driver, run ChkINF, PreFast and run the driver under 
Driver Verifier and you will in essence have the testing (no need to 
install DTM in this case).  For a driver that falls into a testable class, 
you would need to run the tests.
Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK)
Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting
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    @tdivine: "There are also other tools in the DDK that are helpful. Take a look.
For example, run "Sleeper" to enter sleep states while your code is being 
exercised the way it will be in the field.
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